财政刺激力压关税阴云 德国投资者信心超预期逆转

Group 1 - German investor confidence has unexpectedly rebounded, driven by an anticipated surge in public spending that offsets concerns over U.S. tariffs [1][4] - The ZEW economic sentiment index rose from 25.2 in May to 47.5 in June, significantly surpassing the median forecast of 35 [1][5] - The current situation index also showed improvement, indicating a stronger economic outlook [1] Group 2 - ZEW Chairman Achim Wambach stated that the fiscal stimulus policies announced by the new government are expected to boost the economy, alongside recent interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank [5] - Analysts predict that Germany will return to growth in 2025 after two consecutive years of contraction, with a GDP growth forecast of 0.2%, which is more optimistic than many recent forecasts of zero growth [5][9] - Deutsche Bank economist Mark Schatenberg noted that while the data exceeded expectations, potential risks from escalating military conflicts in the Middle East have not yet been reflected in the index [9] Group 3 - The German central bank's president, Joachim Nagel, indicated that revised output data for the first quarter could lead to positive growth in 2025, although the central bank still anticipates economic stagnation [9] - If structural issues are decisively addressed, Germany could become a "success story," with growth forecasts of 0.7% and 1.2% for 2026 and 2027, respectively, primarily due to increased defense and infrastructure spending [9] - Some institutions have raised their growth forecasts, with the Ifo Institute increasing its projection by 0.7 percentage points to 1.5%, and the Kiel Institute forecasting a growth of 1.6% [9]